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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-02-03
IN THE ORANGE ORCHARD.

What plenitude of amber light
Floods ali the air this breezy mOrnl
The woods are choral, and it seems
AZ though, within land of dreams,
! heard from every windy height
feathered Orpheus sound his liquid horn.
Like tiny harveet moons ! see,
Amid the leaves that shake and shine,
The luscious. ripened fruitage glow
The 1.-THE chameleOns, as they 60,
Change 10 the sunlight ftfully
From green's and grays to huas Ike ruddy vine
The Jasmine blossoms are as sweet
as those in Samarcand of yore,
81 day-dawn by the terrace stair,
Wheii Hsrie placked them for her hair
Then ran tc dnd. with esger feet,
Her waiting lover ny postern door
We act the same old scene to-day
rhe loye- J. Ard this the hour-
Haste. haste. my sweet, the moments speed
Time pauses not howeer we plead.
Behold she thceads the orchard way,
Within her air fresh-plucked jasmine flower
W Clinton Scollsrd.
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Galveston Items.
Telegram to the Statesman.

Special Telegram to the Statesman.
GALyEsroN. February THE election of Judge
John II. Reagan, TO sticceed hon. Sam Bell Maxey
in the United states nate, was keen disappOnt-
meut to Gen Maxey's admireca in this city. The
legal and medical profession, ss we'll as a large
proportion of the business element, we're strong
supporters of the "sage of Paris Mr.. Reagan,
however s not without his friends here, and there
are numerous, embracing all classes, who are
greatly elated at his election and feel that Texas
viii have as able fearless and honest a representa-
tive il the upper house Of congress as Gen. MaXsy
has proven himself to be.
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houses and streets, it might be computed there are
lat least half dozen aspirants for Reagans seat in
|tcongress. Among the most prominent names
mentioned are those of John Young Gooch and
W. . Reeves, of Palestine; Dave Mum, of
Crockett; j. j. Perkinsland T. A. Withers, of
Rusk. All these are LAWYERS of the fret ability
and would make things extremely hot and lively
ikthey were landed in the lower house. -zSs
/ Judge Reagan is expected home at $40 D. m
tomorrow, when an ovation of no small magni-
tude will be rendered him by his neighbors and
kadmirers.
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DYNAMITE DEvILTRY.
An Explosive Bomb on New York and
Norfolk Steamer.

New YORK, February lat o'clock yesterday
afternoon the steamship Dreyandotte sailed from
her pier in this city for Norfolk, Va AS the last
bell was ringing previous to the departure of the
vessel Robert ST. Clair, messenger boy, noticed
man about II years of age coming huTriedly from
closet room. The boys atteAtion was fixed, and
he noted that the stranger had brown mustache
and whiskers, and that he wore a derby hat, light
brown overcoat and dark trousers. These obser-
vatiors were made while the stranger hurried
ashore, and disappeared among the knot OF per
sons at the foot OF the gang plank. The steamer,
Capt ID. Kelley, proceeded on her voyage. When
of Long Branch an explosion occurred In the after
part of the saloon, by which Capt. Kelley and
James Justin were slightly injured The explosion
Is believed TO have been from dynamite packed
in satchel that had been left In the closet room
St Clair told the captain Of the stranger who
had hurried ashore the last bell ringing be-
fore the steamer sailed, and naturally he is re-
garded as having placed the sstchel containing the
explosive The steamer at once put abOut, and ar
rived at her dock at midnight last night. rhe
amount Of damage to the vessel has not been ascer
tainad vet
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ANTICIPATING WAR.
The Canadians Stirred up and Drilling for
Fight

BUFFALO, February 1.-The discussion Of the re-
the residents of the Dominion. Members Of the
DIFFERING Guards, Eighth regiment, voluntary
military organization are now In the city, regard
ing the preparations that are being made through
said that a few days ago every parishioner Of the
imperial services was ordered under arms 10 be
ready to move TO the front at a moments notice.
At Brantford there are 200 veterans drilling
daily. AT Hamilton there are 800, and at various
other places throughout Canada there are enough
men 10 fuanish a standing army OF 300 at the
least notice. The excitement is great through all
of Io,gar Canada
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Blanco County.
Special Telegram to the Statesman.


BLANco, February THE fires which threatened
the large pastures In the vicinity of Cypress Mills
this county, we're happily extinguished without In
fiicting serious losses Mr.. Hyatt had about 12(
acres Of grass burned, as we'll as some fencing
MT, Wenmolis lost some posts and 200 acres oi
grass and Mr.. Fritz Ruches quantity of rails.
THE residence of Mr.. McInnish, Methodist
minister living on Fall creek, was destroyed by
fire. with all its contents except one trunk. Itwas
fred by sparks from burning brush near the
house.
Mr.. croft has Just received the sad news of the
death of his wife, in southern California. He
went there with her last August, and she i'm
proved in health sufficiently to allow of his re.
turning here and the last intelligence he had be-
lore the fatal news was that she was still improv-
dng Life Is uncertain, even In that climate. Mr..
Croft pronounces southern California the hottest
place he ever visited and he has been in all parts
lof the globe.
Mr.. Waters, who, for many years managed the
|Gypress Mills blacksmith shop, but who has for
smore than two years lived at Round Mountain,
will return TO Cypress Mills next week, to the sat
'isfaction Of the entire neighborhood.
4 No rain yet, and even stockmen are beginning
20 complain.
The removal of Col. Balnes, late secretary Of
state, to BIanco Is learned with pleasure.
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The Feeline in Canada.

BUFFALO, n. T., February 1.-The Importance
of the order ito hold the pensioners ready will be
appreciated when it is known the orders came from
London. The peculiarly exposed situation Of
Buffalo has created great deal Of interest
here as to the fab disputes Among the
sailors the feeling is intense the many diacul-
ties they have TO encounter on the lakes
in dealing with vessels wrecked on the Canadian
shore making them anxious to aid in bringing
Canada TO terms. A trip through the eastern part
of this city along the water fronts, show that q
srrvug feeling is cherished. Many of the veterans
are in readiness
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No Cattle to Skin.
Special TELEGRAM to the statesman.


FoRT WoRTH, February 1.-The firm Of Harlow
& Co have, for three years, had the contract for
nearly all tie heavy ranches northwest OF Fort
Worth to skin the dead cattle, paving stated price
for the hides AT the beginning of the winter they
gether and waited for work to Degin. AS the win
ter advanced the cattle became fatter and fatter,
and Harlow & Co, have found themselves under
heavy expenses In feeding their men and paying
the Panhandle, says the skinning forces will prob
ably be disbanded as there is no probability that
any cattle will die.
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A NEW TEXAS ROAD.
Building of the Southern Kansas and
Texas Railway to Fort Worth.

Texas Railway to Fort Worth.
Special Telegram to the Statesman.
Fort WORTH, February 1.-The stockholders of
the Southern Kansas q Texas, the initial point of
which is Fort Worth, met here TO-DAY for the pur
pose of authorizing the issuance of a first mort.
gage on the corporate property and franchises of
the said company, TO secure the payment of the
bonds to be issued by said company, running
forty years from their date, bearing interest at
per cent, per annum, payable semi-annuaily-
principal and interest 70 be payable in gold coin
raroad said indebtedness to be used in construct
ing, completing improving and operating its rail-
way The Boston stockholders were represented
by proxies. The Texas stockholders we're repre-
seLted by some of the officers of the Gulf, Col
orado q santa Fe BY unanimous vote, the
mortgage bonds we're ordered TO he iseued, and a
strong eastern syndicate has agreed to place them
T j. cOtt of Topeka represented the Southern
Kansas of Kansas. The road is TO run from Fort
Worth to Oldham county, there TO connect with
the read from Kiowa Kan, and then to be bnilt to
Santa Fe, N. M.
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Accident i'm Che Mountains,

PORTLAND, Ore, February 1.-About o'clock
yesterday morning high winds sprung up on the
west slope Of the Cascade mountains, east Of Ta-
coma, w. t. A few hours later II blew down a
large tree into camp where a number of Chinese
laborers were sleeping. Nine dead bodies were
removed at last accounts and dozen OF more In
jured. There were three TO four feet Of snow on
the ground and several bodies are still supposed 70
be buried IN the snow under the fallen timber. At
Hunts camp, few miles west of the Chinese
camp, similar accident occurred among white Ia
borers and elk we're severely injured.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-02-03
COWBOY JACK.
A Hard Character Turns Out to be 8
Woman.

Woman.
Special Telegram TO the Statesman,
Ell PAso, February 1.-The Mint saloon and
billiard hall and restaurant was sold Saturday, by
Geo, Wilson, its owner, to q. Z. thompson, for
$500. To-day a number of attachments were run
upon the stock, one of them being that of Bruins
wick & Blake, of Chicago for SS0l, and Cosey Il
Swazey, Fort Worth, for $500.
Cowboy Jack, who came here few days ago
dressed in a cowboys suit and made an onslaught
on policeman, turns out to be woman. She
attempted suicide to-day by the morpine route, but
was saved by the timely assistance OF ply
sician.
A telegram from Washington to-day states the
Tenth infantry wi / be transferred from Fort Bliss
tc Fort UniOn and that the Sixteenth infantry serY
ing the department OF Texas, will come
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-02-03
AUSTRIA.
ALMOsT A PANIC.

VIENNA, February THE announcement of the
decision of the imperial council held here Sun
day caused heavy fall on the Dourse yesterday
and there WAS almost panic 1t is reported
credit Of 460O0, zoo norins will be demanded eX-
clusiyely for the regular army and additional
credits for the landetrum.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-02-03
AlDyICl I,, nOTHgI,s.

Mrs. Wirslow's Soothing syrup should
always bs used for children teething. II
soothes tie child scftens sha gums, al
lays sil PAIN, cures wind cplic, and Is the
best remedy f,ir dinrrhoea 2sc. bottle
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-02-03

~ suffered intensely with full stomach head
ache, etc. A neichbOr who had taken simmons
Liver Regulator told me 1t was 9 sure thing for
my trouble. The frst dose / took relieved me
very much, and in one weeks time was strong
and hearty as ever wac. IL is the best medicine
| ever took for Dyspepsia H g. CRENsnAw,
Richmond, Va.
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sllnt Down.

Nsw YORK, Febrnary Tho prime mills Of the
Smith carpet works N Yonkers shut down for lack
Of so2i. throwing several hundred operatives out
Of work, and it "a feared, all the carpet works
there viii be forced % stop.
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ONLY GENIUINE.~we

Has our Stamp in Red on Wrapper.
j. II. zEILIN J5 co. Philadelphia, Pa.
SOLE PRoPREToRs, PRICE, 500
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nR c;TTNN,S IJyrIs pII,Is

Removes constipation, prevents malsria
cures dyspepsia, and gives new lie 70 the
system. Only one for dose. Free
sar1 pies at Alexander's.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-02-03

WASHINGTON, February 1.-The president has
appointed Messrs. Thaddeus e. hounde, of Wis
consin; Tbeo. Cook, of Ohio, and George Stone
man, of California, a committee to examine sixty
miles of railroad Telegraph lines constructed by
the Central Pacific Railroad company, extending
northerly from the town of Delta.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-02-03
BIN EFT MEETING

to-day was attended by all the members. One OF
the principal topics of discussion was the Hawaiian
treaty and the amendment made to it by the sen
ate. Contrary to expectation, the interstate com
so far as known, nothing was said to indicate the
probable action of the president thereon. 1t ia
surmised that the president will announce his
views on the subject to the cabinet at its next
meeting, next Thursday.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-02-03
senatorial Deadlocks.

CHARLEsroE, February 1.-The deadlock con-
tinnes unbroken in the legislature.
AT INDIANoPLIs.
INDIANAPOLIS, February 1. = The legislature
went into joint convention at noon, and took one
ballot for United States senator. All members ex-
cept two were present, and the ballot resulted;
Thrpie, "a; Harrison, 20.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-02-03
COMMITTEE APPOINTED.

WASHINGTON, February l.-Fostmasters: Syl-
vester N :. Clarke, Cleburne, Texas; Calhoun
Fletcher, Clinton, La
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FRANCE.
RECOVERING.

PAErs, February I, A p. MA better feeling has
eet in on the bOurae Toward the close, per
cent. rentes recovered eight centimes from the
lowest point of tue day the closing official quota
lion being seventy-seyen francs, fifty cen
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-02-03

Ottawa, January 3l.---A circular has been re-
Ceyed from the British admiralty calling upon all
marine pensioners under 81 years of age, to mold
themselves in readiness for active services. Only
mean wac Considerable excitement is caused
bNg
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-02-03
SPECIAL.

GEoRGErowN, Tex, December II. 1851 can
with pleasure recommend the WheelOck Upright
Piano as very excellent instrument both In tone
and finish. As to durability, elasticity of action
and perfection of workmanship, 1t will give thor
ough satisfaction. MILTON RAasDALE
Director of Music Southwestern University.
A few recent purchasers: Mrs Sue Lumpkin,
Kyle; George P, Warner, of Newning n Warner;
Judge I. K. Hammond, Burnet; Captain NJ. d.
Mather, president City Water company; Mrs Dr.
Mcdonald, Round Rock; w. A. Pillow, Erie Tee-
graph and Telephone company; Mrs. b G. Craw.
Judge d. W. Doom, Miss Sarah Preston, Austin
N. A. Rector, Giddings; Louis Baseist, McDate;
G. II. Ward, Kyle; Prof. K. IL. Phinney, Kyle.
Fl Fl HAZARD & 90
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PALESTINE.

lHonors to u. 5. Senator-eIect Reagan at
" His Home.
special Telegram to the Statesman.
PALESTINE, February 1.--Here at Judge Rea-
cams home the announcement from Austin of his
received with great rejoicing This seAhment Of
universal qualification arises not only from the
fact that Palestine has the honor of furnishing
Gen. Maxey'e successor, but because OF judge
Reagan pre-eminent ABILITY as a man and states
man. and bis lifelong services in behalf of the
MANY. and the belief that HE election will be
hailed with satisfaction from one Limit of the
country TO the other. ..-x,,,s..
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THE BLIZZARD.
Severe Cold in the Northwest-35 Degrees
Below Zero,

Below Zero.
SIOUX FALLS, ID. n, February The severes
cold wave of the winter is being experienced The
temperature fell to 20 degrees below zero on Sun
day night, and nearly reached 30 last nieht The
snow on the lines of the Chicago, Milwaukee q st
Paul; Chicago, St Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha
and Burlington, Cedar Rapids 81 Northern, has
caused an almost complete blockade. Some freight
trains on the Omaha road have been stalled in the
snow since Saturday night.
IN MONTANA.
Fort SHAW, Montana, February IA heavy
blizzard prevailed yesterday at Fort Assnaboine
north from there to the Canadian line Sunday tn,
temperature ranged from Ii TO 35 degrees below
zero. Snow was piled in drifts by the high wine
to height of eight feet in places. Later reports
cay that 5tockmen suffered heavier l0ssea thar
have been known for some eight or ten years. The
storm through this section was very severe, the
mercury marking to IS degrees below zero
Six to eleven inches of snow fell, and roads are
impossible. The stage from Chateau Is reported
lost. relief party are searching for 1t.
IN DEVILS LAKE.
DEVILS LAKE, DIT, February 1.-Mrs Edward
Walker, residing nine miles north of here, perish
ed in attempting 10 20 to a neighbor's house, dur
ing Saturdays blizzard which prevented her hus
bands return from town. He found her body
half buried in the snow, one-third of mile from
the neighbor's house.
AT BISMARCK.
ST. PAUL, February The Evening Dispatch
Bismarck, d. t., special reports another blizzard
raging In that section. The wind is blowing sew
enty-fye miles an hour Trains are all delayed.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.


WASHINGTON, February 1.-The decrease of the
public debt during the month of February was
S9,75Jf0O.
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D Y S P E F. S + A.

THR SYMPTOMS i a9s oos Ct fssls SssslBsi, 'l'Rs dss
tention Of the stomach. headache, bad breath,
slee eplessness, low surits and general prostFation
Dyspepsia is frequently attended with eonstipa-
ton, but sometimes with dia rh0a.
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It kills pain; we refer to Salvation OIL the great
egtcure on earth for pain. Price, Is cents.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-02-03

quarter of dollar will purchase anywhere q
bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough syrup.
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CANADA.
THE GAME OF Ri uFE.

VoRoNTo, january 81 --'ihe present position Of
Canada in relation to- the fisheries is regarded in q
much more serious light by Canada ana the impe-
rial governments than by the leading newspapers
and people generally. It has been pretty we'll
agreed upon by her majesty's representative Al
Ottawa, so the TumOr goes, that it has become
necessary to send forces 10 Canada without delay,
and that several imperial regiments WILL as soon
as possible, be brought here 10y war ships, and
that one or two of the ships will remain at Hall
faN-f m ha raAlu for
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13
LEAD THE MARKET.

Cbild's knee pant suits, to II years,
50 to $3.50.
Long pant school suits; to Is years,
SO to S..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13
Children'S Shoes.

G 1857. Cnildren's kid turned, button,
with heel; sizes, to Il; 81.
G 1891. Children's kid turned, button,
with heel; sizes, to Il; SIPS.
G 1914. Cnildren's kid turned, button,
with heel and tassel; sizes, to q; S1.25.
6 145S. ChiI@ren's Dongols, spring
heel, tassaled button $125.
G AL. CaildTen's machine seWed,
spring heel, lesther tipped, button; sizes,
to 101; Sl75.
G 1916 Children's hand turned, spring
heel, button; sizes to I01; S1.75.
G 1924. Childrer's grain solar tipped,
in both spring heel end heels; sizes, to
u; 81 %.
! G 1889. Cbildren's grain, solar tipped,
/ NJ ton, in both spring and heels; sizes,
to 100; 81 so.
GI447. Children's grain, solar tipped,
] sizes to II; S1.25.
! G 1850 Chlldren's grain, solar tipped,
button, with heel; sizes, . TO Is; 81 %.
G 1902. Children's grain, leather tipped
Iace; sizes, to l04; 81.
G II63 Children's goat, sprinD heel.
button; sizes, s to 10d; SIZE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13
Ladies' Shoes.

u 722. Ladies' kid, machine sewed,
lace; sizes q to Z; Sl.75.
G 1873. Ladies' glove kid, hand seWed,
lace; % to Z; 81. 's'
G ZIG. Ladies' goat, machine sswed
button shoes, common sense and opera
last; sizes. p to Z; prices, S1.75, 81,
81 so and IS.
G 719 Ladies' kid, machine sewed but
ton, common sense snd opera last; sizes,
% TO Z; prices, $175, 81, 81 so and So.
G 293. LADIES' Dongola button snoes in
common sense and opera last; width, G,
D and E; sizes, ? to 6; 81.
G 287. Ladies' French kid, hand-sewed
button. opera last; 1 to 5; 81.
G ESQ. ladies' kid, machine sewed but
toa; % to 6; 81.
G 252 Ladies' French kid, hand turned
button, common sense and opera last3 2
to 6; SIS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13
SHOES!

Buy your shoes for cash. There is Just
IS much to be saved in buying and paying
cash as in anything else you have to buy,
and everybody admits that cash buying
is always the cheapest. Now, here fol-
lows carefully itemized price list Of one
of the most complete shoe stocks in Tex
IS. If you live out of town simply give
lot number and size.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13
Gents Shoes.

G 2156. Gents buff, in button aud lace,
plain and narrow toe; 6 to IL; 90.
G 3104. Gents veal calf in button, lace
and congress, plain and narrow toe; size,
6 to 10; $50.
G 1852. Gents calf, IN button, lace ard
congress; sizes, 5 to 10; IS.
G 5000. Gents calf, In button, lace and
congress, narrow toe; sizes to 10; $3.50.
G BIO. Gents calf, machine sewed,
Scotch soles, plain toe congress; sizes 6
to 9; $3.50.
G 3I12. Gents calf, machine sewed.
plain toe, button; sizes 6 to 8; $3.50.
G 311S. Gents calf, hand sewed con-
gress; size, to g.; So.
G 31I9. Gents calf, hand-sewed, IN
button and Lace sizes, to 8; $3.50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13
Infants Shoes.

G1462 Infants kid turned, no heel,
button; % to 8; 75c.
G 146O Infants Dongola turned, nc
heel, button; q TO 5; 81.
G 1880 Infants bronze kid turned, no
heel, button; 0 %; S125.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13
Hosiery Department !

We are receiving every few days i'm
mense quantities of winter hosiery for
ladies, misses and children, in wool and
heavy cotton, both ribbed and plain.
These goods are picked up by our eastern
buyers at UGH figures as enables US to
sell them at % per cent. under regular
market price.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13
AtT0C..

c 1881. 19-inch colored gros grain silk
in all the new shades; regular price, 9Oc;
my price this week, 75c per yard.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13
At50c,
At Csc
At 9Oc.

G. 1890. AZ inch all wool French Beatrice
cloth; these come in the shades OF
brown, blue, green ard bronze; regular
price of this cloth Is $l.25; my price This
week, SOC yard.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13
At SLIPS.

1 also have Just received full line of
new colored beaded trimming, new black
Jet in ornament and passementery, new
braided sets, new fancy pushes and vel
vets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13
AtS1,OO.
tS1.25.
At $1.OO.

c 1862. 20-inch black gros grain silk,
extra quality and finish; regular price,
S1.25; my price this week, 81 yard.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13
SILKS. SILKS.

Do you want silk dress? Ishall offer
this week, at prices thai defy competition,
q line of black and colored silks. To see
them is to buy them.